Clothes Shops, Shoe Shops, Fashion and Bargains in Ipswich, Suffolk*

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• I suppose the SNOB PIG who got his filthy hands on Louise via the Amberstone books-horror snob shop female dwarf would be sn
• I suppose the snobby Louise from Felixtowe will always be taken to the most expensive places by a rich suiter,laid on by the Amberstone snob shop female dwarf,of course she would turn on her heel to me,kicking dust & dirt all over me & go arm in arm with a snobby solicitor in casuals,his cissy,green waxed jacket & then get into a car & not even have the decency or graciousness to ask me politely to move,while the car would back into my legs & I would be contepmtuously sprayed all over with exhaust fumes to show her CLASSCIST,old school tie,stick to class from first to last,'you nothing & nobody',not a gentleman,lousy toffee nosed,wicked,evil,lousy attitude to me.
• I SUPPORT GENERAL PINOCHET
• Triple Dollar Skate Store Spring Road Ipswich, tripledollar.com, have bought HOAX back to suffolk as well as having a chilled out affordable store. Also the only Stockist of Supra Shoes in Ipswich... Check them out well worth it.
• I like Hoax for clothes (skatey stuff mainly obviously)
• Magic Needle and Cherished Would like to invite you all to come and see our beautiful range of Christening and communion wear, boys suits and accessories. Meet Mia the Owner and very talented owner and seamstress who specialises in bridal and evening wear, but also caters for all your clothing alteration needs. 163 Felixstowe Road Ipswich Suffolk IP3 8EB 01473 320313
• Republic, has the best clothes and sales!
• sole trader 4 shoos etnies dc duffs converse vans k swiss u no the shizzle
• fluid, wahoo and hoax
• Shirts Limited or Limited Shirts, whatever it's called. The fan shop at Portman Road is whazzo!
• hoax,fluid,hx,wahoo,free sprit,not flipswitch (its shit), thts about it on skating and surfing shops
• Storm in the buttermarket sells cheap clothes, theres a huge new look in the buttermarket also and a huge TK maxx. There are a few good shops along the high street like warehouse, oasis.
• The alternative clothing sale in the old Town hall is very good for clothes. So is Topshop in the Tower Ramparts.
• there are thousands hit the high street and have a look
• Enough already!
• The usual boring high street chains, Topshop, Warehouse, Next blah blah. HX is pretty good, stocks Paul Frank, Volcom, Bench etc. but expensive. Best to go to Norwich.
• Fluid, Hx are both pretty good
• Everything you need from high street to more specialist, plus they have alternative clothing sales in the town hall which have some fantastic stuff as well as the purple shop and loads of other small really cool shops.
• oxfam and any other charidee shop....
• TK MAXX. Good clothes and cheap prices.
• I think Ipswich is shite for clothes shopping. Norwich is waaaay better. For girls we have the usual list of Topshop, Warehouse, Miss Selfridge etc. etc. but don't expect to find any shops that sell anything vaguely 'different'. Men I think are even worse off! There's one new 'alternative' shop near Fluid, but it's pretty expensive. It's a start though, I suppose.
• Moons sells some good things, so does purple shop. I also love storm because they sell tops at about £2.
• fluid is best for girls, hoax, fluid and a couple other for guys.
• For men there are only two decent shops.....Coes & Glanville's. For women....lots of high street rubbish. Can get a few bargains at TK Maxx. My advice....head for Norwich as they have a H&M.
• usual highstreet rubbish.Some good charity shops.Plus a load of little skatey shops full of kids in hoax jumpers holding toyshop skateboards. Sports shops and skate shops are battling it out for the right to brainwash impressionable youth, and doing a very good job (hope this is within legal guidelines)
• Fluid is the best surfwear shop and not only in ipswich better and cheaper than any other shop ive been in.
• Ooooooh, where to begin??? All the main chains are here.
• hoax- not such a class place but cool people
• new fashion looks
• t.k.max good cheap clothing in the buttermarket.
• Ipswich is not too bad for clothes shopping, much better from Dartford where I come from!
• Second-hand clothes - small, but stuffed with quality 2nd hand gear - The Dress Circle (gives Student Discounts!)
• moons and the purple shop both sell pretty cool stuff, and every month there's an alternative clothing sale in the town hall, which sells loads of cheap, unusual stuff. but apart from that it's better going 2 sum where like camden market 4 wacky stuff. 4 the mainstream shopper, we have topshop, miss selfridge, warehouse, oasis, gap, next, new look etc etc etc.......
• Hoax(pretty cool, but heavily worn by 10-year-olds). Rude(a good all-round shop). Shore-thing( again, a good-shop but Matts a bit grumpy when it comes to post-purchase service).
• Hoax, madhouse
• Millions!!!! Ipswich is undergoing major expansion, we're getting a bigger Next, Gap and Monsoon at the mo!
• West World Womens Clothes shop - part of a group of shops in ipswich selling mens womens and childrens clothes, and also has a leather shop. All the latest fashions at brilliant prices. You can easily get three outfits for £50.
• lots of second hand shops and brilliant car-boot sales; TK MAXX has just openend and is worth a look.
• Second-hand clothes: Serendipity, 2nd Vision, both excellent. New Era is good for fat jeans and shorts. Littlewoods are good for rad stripey tops and fat blue jeans and C & A are good for tops too. Aurora and the Purple Shop are good clothes shops.
• The less said about shops the better - if you like 'Top Shop' or 'Etams' then you're made, if you don't - go to Colchester or Cambridge. There are a few good shops however, popping up, but if I tell you the names, this'll be out of date in a couple of weeks 'cos they don't tend to hang around very long. One thing is good in Ipswich though, shopping-wise - is the second-hand shops - there's a good selection.

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Last updated: 2011-02-27